The Definition Of Trust

“Whoever is careless with the truth in small matters cannot be trusted with important matters,” Albert Einstein. The textbook definition of ‘trust’ is a firm belief in reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something. For some people being trustworthy is a challenge. These people may be deceitful. Being deceitful is the act of being guilty of or involving deceit; deceiving or misleading others. Not trusting someone is like a disease trying to break free through a thick layer of skin. In order to overcome this disease of not trusting people you have to learn how love and accept people. Truthfully, anyone you meet in your life will either impact your life or be irrelevant to your life. When telling the difference between who …show more content…
The definition of love is an intense feeling of deep affection. The more you trust someone the stronger your compassion and love towards them grows. Firstly, putting all your trust in someone you do not love is an arduous task. Generally when people do not love someone they do not let those people impact their lives. For example, if you needed someone to water your plants while you were away on vacation and you had an option between your brother and someone you just met you would probably choose your brother. The reason you may choose your brother is that you have a personal connection with your brother. Therefore, someone you do not love may be untrustworthy or deceitful as opposed to someone you love. Second, the longer you have known a person the more you trust them. For instance, if you needed someone to watch your children and it is between your mother and a babysitter. Your mother would be the superior choice than the babysitter because you have watched your mother raise you and your siblings. Thus, the more time you have known someone makes our trust with that person stronger. Thirdly, you could not have love without trust. In fact, I love my family ceaselessly but I would not trust my family if I did not have a deep love for my family. Therefore, I would not be able to love my family if I did not trust them. In conclusion, trusting someone you do not love is difficult, and you should not love someone you do …show more content…
Dependability is defined as the quality of being reliable. Family members have more trust when relying on each other; it typically even builds a resilient bond amongst friends. For starters, you are less likely to trust someone who is not around when they are desired the most. In particular, say you 're going on a trip, and have animals that require tending to, while you are away. How dependable would this person be if you came home from your trip and your animals were starving? In brief, those who are not reliable should not be trusted with a similar task. In addition, you will not likely be hired as an employee if you have a bad reputation of being tardy. For example, being an employer, given an applicant who had a drastic attendance record at their past job, while having another applicant with perfect attendance, who would get the position? As a result, the candidate with the appalling attendance would show they would be the less popular candidate for the job. Last, a product with good reviews and rates is more reliable than a product with no reviews. Case in point, if a game has been known for being the best at the most affordable prices, a customer would have a higher probability of buying the game that has been known to be ecstatic, then one that is less commonly known. Therefore, a product with good rates has a higher consumer value to customers than a game with a low